The lifetime player count for Bethesda's online RPG was confirmed to be at 15 million players in June.
According to analyst firm Ampere's estimates, Sony's console sold 22.5 million units this year, while Xbox Series X/S sold 7.6 million.
The "major expansion" will contain new story content, locations, gear, and more, with additional details coming next year.
Also, starting early next year, Bethesda's sci-fi RPG will receive an exporter, and players can access a new Creation Kit for mods.
Various stats also revealed, including over 22 million days of playtime, an average of 40 hours per player, and nearly 2 billion planets visited.
The reviled executive will finally step down after 32 years, with Activision Blizzard leadership reporting to Microsoft's Matt Booty instead.
The sequel was apparently cancelled, with Insomniac Games instead choosing to focus on Marvel's Spider-Man, leaked documents suggest.
No, not $567,000. The studio has made just over five hundred dollars off the game, which released for Xbox One in 2014.
Leaked documents reveal Sony is concerned about the "incredible strategic value" Activision's acquisition will provide to Microsoft.
2023 was a stellar year for games, but between PlayStation and Xbox, which platform fared better?
Obsidian co-founder Chris Avellone says one of the pitched projects was meant to be a smaller spinoff similar to Fallout: New Vegas.
If fresh rumours are anything to go by, Microsoft might be looking to end the Xbox Series X/S lifecycle earlier than most would have expected.
The third-person action-adventure title is in development at Deathloop and Dishonored studio Arkane Lyon.
The console now sits behind only the Nintendo DS and the PlayStation 2 in lifetime sales in the United States.
Hardware spending dropped by one percent over last year, with the PlayStation 5 still leading in unit and dollar sales for 2023.
The LinkedIn profile of the game's campaign director suggests it entered development nearly two years ago.
The Xbox Game Studios-published horror title could be incorporating new multiplayer systems with the help of cloud technology.
Bethesda Game Studios is also working on adding city maps, mod support, FSR3 and XeSS support, and several other fixes.
"Xbox still being one of the bigger marketplaces for games, we didn't feel like we were going to be overly exclusionary," says Disney's head of gaming, Sean Shoptaw.
The LinkedIn profile of a Microsoft employee suggests Compulsion Games' action-adventure title will be out next year.
